garden part 2 :D
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Michael
Very nice video's Michael, both of them. Your Mother does a very nice job of explaining everything. With the variety of vegetables and the amount of canning that your mother was talking about, your going to be eating good this fall and winter. I like the watering system that you have. A bit of work I'm sure but it allows you to water when and where you want and saves water. :bow:
Thanks for showing us this. Now I'm hungry and have to go find a snack. :big:
Cheers
Don
Very nice video's Michael, both of them. Your Mother does a very nice job of explaining everything. With the variety of vegetables and the amount of canning that your mother was talking about, your going to be eating good this fall and winter. I like the watering system that you have. A bit of work I'm sure but it allows you to water when and where you want and saves water. :bow:
Thanks for showing us this. Now I'm hungry and have to go find a snack. :big:
Cheers
Don
Michael,
Someone sure has got green fingers in your family, and because of that, you can be sure you are eating the best that can be had, rather than the processed and tasteless crap we get in supermarkets.
I remember years ago, when we had a tiny but soiled garden in a house we lived in, we tried to grow some vegetables. Being a total beginner, the ground ended up too hard and we ended up with curly carrots. They looked as though they were growing fine until we pulled them up. They couldn't penetrate down into the soil and so grew like a spiral just under the surface.
That was the time I realised that I was destined to have greasy hands rather than green ones.
Many thanks for showing me how the other half does it, the right way.
Bogs
Someone sure has got green fingers in your family, and because of that, you can be sure you are eating the best that can be had, rather than the processed and tasteless crap we get in supermarkets.
I remember years ago, when we had a tiny but soiled garden in a house we lived in, we tried to grow some vegetables. Being a total beginner, the ground ended up too hard and we ended up with curly carrots. They looked as though they were growing fine until we pulled them up. They couldn't penetrate down into the soil and so grew like a spiral just under the surface.
That was the time I realised that I was destined to have greasy hands rather than green ones.
Many thanks for showing me how the other half does it, the right way.
Bogs
